Creativity assignment 03
- 1. A Crash Course on Creativity Assignment #03 Create as much value as possible starting with one loaf of bread The breadly th!nkers a.k.a. team 25677
- 2. What does "value" mean when we speak of bread? We see it as a mixed, overall concept. Value has many slices! Cultural value – use, recipe, history Family value – when do we eat bread, and with who? Religious value – symbol and rituals Nutritional value – vitamins and calories Value and taste – depending on what it is served with Cost and price – bread is made, bread is bought
- 3. Value is in the viewer's eyes We think the bread with the most value is the one you share with the world We think the bread with the average value is the one you eat each day, without paying attention We think the bread with the least value is the one you'd hate because of what it represents
- 4. Three examples The Prison Food Loaf The baker's loaf The Wonder Bread Loaf NUTRITION NUTRITION NUTRITION RELIGION RELIGION RELIGION CULTURE CULTURE CULTURE FAMILY FAMILY FAMILY TASTE TASTE TASTE PRICE PRICE PRICE This is the best example of This is the loaf that brings our Here we are maximizing our value maximizing the nutritional value of family, community and cultural for money. This pre packaged bread. Not only is it rich in values to the forefront. In France in product has a much longer shelf life carbohydrates and fibres, this loaf particular, we visit the boulangerie than other breads, so is less likely will cater to all your daily nutrition (bakery) every morning where we to go to waste. While its taste and needs. Ingredients include chicken, take a moment to connect with our texture may not be anything to write oats and vegetables. But why is this neighbours and the shop assistant. home about and it's nutritional loaf used as punishment in Here the bread is a prerequisite for value may be lower than other penitentiaries throughout the USA? a meal as a family. A key part of loaves this one is the most likely to It is void of any family and social French culture too is perfectionism be feed the world's poor. While in value, as it is served in a jail cell. It in food, hence every Frenchman's countries such as France we are has no culinary value, as it has an lifelong search for the perfect picky about the artisanal quality of uninteresting appearance, lacks baguette. This product in no way our bread, this industrial loaf really taste and is served cold. It has no maximizes nutritional value, but holds a much higher humanitarian positive cultural value; this is not a rather focusses on taste and value. recipe handed down from texture, and following the generation to generation, but traditionnal recipes. something developed in a laboratory.
- 5. Increasing value average taste and texture Increasing values higher humanitarian value cultural value longer shelf life common type of food feeds the world's poor carbohydrates and fibres family and community values lacks taste focuses on texture and taste no culinary value served in a jail cell
- 6. FYI Values page 4 aren't real values, but imaginary ones Kirstin & JR made this Made with Software: LibreOffice Impress Font: Averia Sans, by Dan Sayers (http://iotic.com/averia/) Images stolen on the Web (that's bad, yeah) Loaf, page 1 – http://zoemakescakes.com/ Slices, page 2 – http://www.sciencemediacentre.co.nz Three loafs, pages 3&4 – http://www.rockhouse.ie Breads, page 5 – http://mi9.com/bread-wallpaper_83420.html Prison loaf, page 5 – http://cdn.gunaxin.com Baguettes, page 5 – https://mllewilliams.wikispaces.com/Daniela+Archila Three slices, page 5 – http://odetogoodness.com Winner, page 6 – http://moreintelligentlife.com